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Clean energy growth slows global emissions in 2023

Clean energy growth slows global emissions in 2023

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Clean energy growth slows global emissions in 2023

Global energy-related emissions increased last year, albeit at a slower rate compared to the previous year, due in part to the expansion of clean energy technologies such as solar, wind and electric vehicles

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Veolia hits 2GW in flexible power

Veolia hits 2GW in flexible power

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Veolia hits 2GW in flexible power

Veolia has managed over 2GW of flexible electrical power across 10,000 sites in Europe

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Global gas demand set for 2.5% growth in 2024

Global gas demand set for 2.5% growth in 2024

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Global gas demand set for 2.5% growth in 2024

The International Energy Agency has warned that geopolitical uncertainties and supply constraints may trigger price fluctuations

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IEA: Global renewable energy capacity grows by 50%

IEA: Global renewable energy capacity grows by 50%

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IEA: Global renewable energy capacity grows by 50%

The amount of renewable energy capacity added to energy systems around the world grew by 50% in 2023, reaching almost 510GW, according to new data

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IEA: Global coal demand to decline by 2026

IEA: Global coal demand to decline by 2026

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IEA: Global coal demand to decline by 2026

The International Energy Agency’s annual coal market report predicts a historic decline in global coal demand by 2.3% by 2026

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IEA: Hydrogen investment at risk due to policy delays and rising costs

IEA: Hydrogen investment at risk due to policy delays and rising costs

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IEA: Hydrogen investment at risk due to policy delays and rising costs

Despite more than 40 countries having hydrogen strategies, low emissions hydrogen remains under 1% of production due to insufficient investment and government support, the IEA has said

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‘Global coal consumption at record high level’

‘Global coal consumption at record high level’

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‘Global coal consumption at record high level’

New report by International Energy Agency says global coal consumption is at an all-time high

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IEA: ‘Renewable deployment helped limit rise in carbon emissions’

IEA: ‘Renewable deployment helped limit rise in carbon emissions’

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IEA: ‘Renewable deployment helped limit rise in carbon emissions’

Without clean energy, the growth in carbon emissions would have been three times higher

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IEA: Coal use to hit record levels in 2022

IEA: Coal use to hit record levels in 2022

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IEA: Coal use to hit record levels in 2022

However, the year also saw record production levels for renewables – the report has found

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IEA: Ukraine War could make renewables world’s top energy source

IEA: Ukraine War could make renewables world’s top energy source

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IEA: Ukraine War could make renewables world’s top energy source

That’s as many countries impose bans on fossil fuels, a report suggests

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UN to deploy satellite-based system to track methane emissions from space

UN to deploy satellite-based system to track methane emissions from space

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UN to deploy satellite-based system to track methane emissions from space

The Methane Alert and Response System (MARS), launched at the COP27 climate summit, is a data-to-action platform to get policy-relevant data for emissions mitigation

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IEA: Europe must act now to avoid gas shortage next year

IEA: Europe must act now to avoid gas shortage next year

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IEA: Europe must act now to avoid gas shortage next year

It warns the region could face a gap of as much as 30bn cubic metres of natural gas during the summer period

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